Indian actor Arshad Warsi said he was confident of bagging the iconic role of Circuit ‘Munna Bhai MBBS’ This would be his last performance and the title would ruin his career.

In a recent outing with RJ Siddharth Kannan on his digital show, Warsi spoke about the decision to do Circuit though he believed it was a ‘bad’ role.

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“I knew my life would be ruined after doing this film. I thought this would be the last film I would do,” said the actor.

“It was a goon role. Forget that, Makrand Deshpande had said no to the film. He didn’t want to do it because it was so bad.’

Warsi continued to explain, “When you agree to a role, you only see what is on paper. It is only after the release of the film that you realize its true essence and impact.

,[On the paper] It was the role of a goon among five others who were tagging along with the hero. I thought this would be the last film of my career… Even if the film becomes a hit, I will get nothing; If it had flopped, I would have got nothing… I don’t think even Sanju had that much faith in the first film, because it was against the trend of that time.

When asked why he decided to do so, Warsi replied, “I liked Raju [Rajkumar Hirani], He was a good person and a good director and I liked the story. I liked the film. But I knew that this would not get me anything. Do you ever remember such goons in movies? Only the hero and the director benefit from these films.

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“I told Raju let me enjoy it, let me enjoy my failure and he did.”

It is pertinent to mention that the character became a favorite of the people and even Warsi received some of the country’s prestigious film honors for his stint as Circuit.

Meanwhile, on the work front, Warsi was last seen in the recently released second season of the crime-thriller web series. ‘Asura: The Rise of the Dark Side’Dhananjay reprising his lead role of DJ Rajput.